Shaoting Lin

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Michigan State University

United States

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Shaoting Lin is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University, USA. His research focuses on hydrogels, including their mechanical properties and applications in biomedical engineering and robotics. Recent articles authored by Professor Lin explore topics such as water capture from air, hydrogel biodegradation for biological scaffolds, and mechanoresponsive materials for tactile robotics.

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Articles (20)

Capturing water from air in an economical and stable way

Torsion-mediated instabilities in confined elastic layers

Hot and cold hydrogel with still water

Anisotropic hydrogel microelectrodes for intraspinal neural recordings in vivo

Pressure-sensitive in-situ underwater adhesives

Mechanical strain-regulated hydrogel biodegradation for biological scaffolds with programmable lifetime

Mechano-diffusion of particles in stretchable hydrogels

Author Correction: Reversible two-way tuning of thermal conductivity in an end-linked star-shaped thermoset

Reversible two-way tuning of thermal conductivity in an end-linked star-shaped thermoset

A mechano-diffusion characterization platform for probing strain-programmable nanoparticle diffusion in hydrogels

Control of polymers’ amorphous-crystalline transition enables miniaturization and multifunctional integration for hydrogel bioelectronics

Fatigue‐Resistant Mechanoresponsive Color‐Changing Hydrogels for Vision‐Based Tactile Robots

3D-printed conducting polymer hydrogel-based DC generator for self-powered electromechanical sensing

Unusual Temperature Dependence of Water Sorption in Semicrystalline Hydrogels

An elastomer with ultrahigh strain-induced crystallization

Fracture and fatigue of entangled and unentangled polymer networks

An extreme toughening mechanism for soft materials

Stretchable Anti‐Fogging Tapes for Diverse Transparent Materials

Hydrogel machines

Dynamic intermolecular interactions through hydrogen bonding of water promote heat conduction in hydrogels

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Sizhe Huang

Jun Liu

Zipeng Guo

Wei Li

Gang Chen

Svetlana V. Boriskina

Michael Rubinstein

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